Series 3 Retro Ad Art/artist Claude Maurel/ Eau Le Galion/Snob 1955/prin…

Series 3 Retro Ad Art Print /artist Claude Maurel/ Eau Le Galion/Snob 1955/printed & framed by GoGA Note there are a few nicks on the bottom of one of the wood frames. See photo To express the irony of how affluent French perfumes were deemed better and were burned in the hearts of American women and how many of them detested the five and dime scents, (though probably wore at home and not at the Waldorf Astoria lunching with the ladies), he released the floral aldehyde Snob in 1937. This perfume imbues the refined, yet bitchy sophisticate in a bottle. It was warm and heavy with a slight oriental base. It has been said that Snob is a copy of Jean Patou's Joy perfume, in that it makes use of jasmine and rose de mai. Gallery of Graphic Arts, or GoGA, first opened its doors in 1963 at 1603 York Avenue, New York City under the directorship of Ms. Eleanor (Ellie) Seibold. Then GoGA was exclusively an original limited edition print gallery featuring primarily the works European, Japanese, Canadian Inuit, as well as a select few American printmakers (as they had ample representation throughout New York already.) * These are only being sold together as a series